THE STONY-BIDWELL PARK FIRE: PART II or ATTACK OF THE GIANT MOSQUITO


THE STONY-BIDWELL PARK FIRE: PART II

or

ATTACK OF THE GIANT MOSQUITO

     On the front line (or more correctly, over the front line) of the Stoney-Bidwell Park fire was this Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane which started flying over "The Hermitage" about 10:30 am, rattling windows and generally shaking the place. The original idea was for the to take water out of "Walden" because it was closer to the fire but because of its small size, high trees, and very close proximity of houses, the plan was changed to use of the third or lower (and far less aesthetic) of our three lakes to on-load 2600 gallons of water per "sip." Once the water drops started, a lot of people caught on and went out to California Park Lake to watch - probably a nice diversion from the worries of the fire...













































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